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Austin
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January 20, 2015 at 8:17 pm
I desperately need to get this website completed. Upon going in circles with EE3 and EE4 I have boiled it down to this:
I NEED ee3’s capability to run Intuit payment gateway.
I also need the template for ee4’s multiple ticketing.
I am stuck and frustrated. Which is going to be the least expensive for me to purchase? I am sure I have already burned relations with this client, they just want me to finish and be gone now. This one aspect of the website’s cost me so much in the long run.
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Lorenzo Orlando Caum
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January 21, 2015 at 1:33 pm
Hi, customizing the shopping cart in the multiple event registration with some CSS would be more affordable.
Development for a new gateway involves researching the API (coding that processes the payments), development (writing the new code), and then testing (ensuring that it works under a variety of conditions). This has been averaging about 10+ hours for our upcoming payment gateways for Event Espresso 4.
I shared feedback in your other post and I’ll also share some feedback here. It appears the issue that you are concerned about is related to the styling between the feature in Event Espresso 3 and Event Espresso 4.
Event Espresso 4 has a ticket selector that is a native feature. Event Espresso 3 has a similar table with a quantity selector when the multiple events registration add-on is used. That add-on introduces a shopping cart feature.
Both have the name of the ticket or name of pricing option, along with pricing, and a quantity selector. This means that the functionality is the same but the styling appears different. We try to provide sample coding or examples when possible but we can’t create a full custom solution for your through our support forums.
One of our Event Espresso professionals will be able to assist you with your styling needs. Thanks!
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Lorenzo
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